Category:Habitats

A Habitat is a place where most Dragons live and accumulate Gold. Habitats are required to house and place Dragons on Islands.

Obtaining

Habitats are purchased in the Main Shop. Most Habitats are bought with Gold, Gems, real money, or are earned in Events. Habitats available for purchase appear sorted by type and display their individual cost. Pressing the purchase button brings the selected habitat to the closest free Island spot, with a button to confirm purchase and placement, or a X button to cancel. After purchase or upgrade, a construction process must occur before a Habitat is used.

Habitat Functions

The following function buttons appear when most habitats are selected:

• – Information, provides a description, Gold capacity, and the maximum number of Dragons held.
  • Note: The Eternal Fruit Tree provides information about Food per hour and maximum Food capacity per level, as well as Player Level required to upgrade to each level.
• – Upgrade, provides information as well as an Upgrade button displaying upgrade cost.
• – Purchase Egg, opens the Dragons section of the Main Shop to purchase a Dragon Egg.
• – Dragon, to visit a Dragon inside its Habitat (depicts an image of a dragon species housed).
• – Collect Gold, to collect accumulated Gold from the Habitat.
• – Sell, to sell the Habitat (appears only if the habitat is empty).
• – Store, to move the Habitat to inventory (appears only if the habitat is empty).

Inside Habitats

Dragons are visited in their Habitats by pressing any habitat, then pressing the desired Dragon's button; this opens the visiting screen showing a larger image of the Dragon inside their habitat, as well as information about, and functions for, the selected Dragon:

• Top-left, a box displays:
  • Given name, species name, Level, elements and Skill levels, Sigils (if equipped), Enchantment level (stars, if any) and an i info button.
    • Selecting anywhere in this box opens the rename option.
    • i – Opens the Codex Entry screen.
    • Awaken – Appears for the Dragon has non-awoken Elements.
      • Awaken  750,000 – Awakens the first Element.
      • Awaken  99 – Awakens the second Element.
    • – Appears on grayed out, unawoken Elements if they are locked.
• Top-right, displays:
  • – Opens the Augmented Reality feature (appears only in iOS).
  • X – Closes the visiting window.

• Bottom-right:
  • Overcharge – To feed a Sacred Apple to a Dragon, increasing its maximum obtainable level by one.
  • Academy – To send the Dragon to the Dragon Academy for Skills training.
  • Enchantment – To Enchant to increase stats.
  • Equip Sigil – To assign Sigils to increase stats.
  • Feed – To feed a by dragging Food to its mouth, which increases its Level.

Note: A progress bar under its name in the top-left box indicates how many pieces of Food are left to level up the Dragon.

• Bottom-left:
  • Training – To Train a Dragon, temporarily increasing its stats.
  • Gold production – Gold earned per hour based on Stats and the Base Gold per Hour formula. Note that a "Boss Bonus / hour" and a new total Gold amount may appear if Boss Dragons are owned that increase Gold per hour. No indicator is given whenever other bonuses are active.

In the case of a Boss Dragon, pressing its button after selecting its Habitat opens the Boss Info screen which displays:

• Its name, image, and the amount of Dragon Collector Points it offers.
• A description of its powers (such as the bonus it provides to Gold production of other Dragons (10%), or any other power).
• – Opens the Augmented Reality feature.
•   sell   – To sell the Dragon, which must be confirmed using the   YES   button (or cancelled using the   NO   button).
• More Options – Provides other options including:
  • Visit – Visit the Dragon in its habitat.
  • Vault – Move the Dragon to the Dragon Vault.
  • Move – Move the Dragon to another habitat.

Augmented Reality

Trainers whose devices run a version of iOS that supports the ARKit framework, or a version of Android that supports the ARCore framework, have the option to use the augmented reality with all the regular Dragons in the game. Inside the Habitat of a Dragon (on the Codex Entry, in case of Boss Dragons), the button must be pressed, which opens a window asking the Trainer to give the game access to the device's camera and images. Once access is given, the device's camera turns on and the Dragon is displayed in the middle of the screen. From here, the Trainer can snap a picture of the Dragon by pressing the button, or give it a treat by pressing the  Give Treat  button. Treats don't count on the Dragon's level or increase its stats by any way.

Appearance

Each Habitat type has a unique appearance, the design and color scheme is based on the most prominent Element or Rarity of Dragons housed. Most Habitats change appearance when upgraded; regular Habitats change appearance every level until Level 6, then receive the mark representing its Element.

Occasionally, a notification appears above a random Habitat, giving the option to watch an advertisement video in exchange for 1 Gem if tapped.

Size

The size of regular Habitats is 5x5 squares until Level 5, after which they become 6x6 squares. Divine, Ancient, or Tyrant habitats cannot be upgraded, and are always 6x6 squares, while Boss Habitats 6x6 squares regardless of level, and Megabitat part habitats aren't upgradable and remain at 5x5 squares. Legendary, Special, and Eternal Fruit Tree habitats are always 6x6 squares, and their appearance stays when upgraded.

 See Megabitats for more information regarding Megabitats and their mergeable part habitats.

Signposts

Symbols on signposts , show the status of a Dragon residing in a Habitat:

Symbol	Meaning
	A Dragon is exploring a Ruin.
	A Dragon is in the Fountain of Youth.
	A Dragon is in the Breeding Den.
	A Dragon is in the Dragon Academy.
	An upgrade available for the Habitat.

Resources

Accumulation

Except for Boss Habitats and the Eternal Fruit Tree, all Habitats accumulate Gold generated by the Dragons housed in them, while the Eternal Fruit Tree generates Food on its own. All Habitats have resource holding limits. Temporarily displaced Dragons produce no Gold.

A notification appears above Habitats when they have accumulated 30% of their maximum capacity, while the notification appears at 100% of their maximum. The total amount of Gold generated by all Habitats is collected at once if the Gold Vault is owned.

Collecting Resources

Gold and Food is collected by selecting the Habitat, and pressing either the collect Gold or collect Food buttons. Amount collected are shown above Habitats. If VIP Status is active, the additional amount of Gold given also appears.

Gold Capacity Comparison

Habitat	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5	Level 6	Level 7	Level 8	Level 9
Fire Habitat	500	1,000	2,000	3,000	4,000	5,000	15,000	30,000	70,000
Wind Habitat	1,500	2,500	4,000	6,000	8,500	10,000	25,000	40,000	70,000
Earth Habitat	2,500	3,500	5,500	7,500	10,500	12,500	25,000	40,000	70,000
Water Habitat	5,000	6,500	9,000	11,500	15,000	17,500	30,000	45,000	70,000
Plant Habitat	7,500	9,500	13,000	16,500	21,500	25,000	40,000	60,000	80,000
Metal Habitat	10,000	12,500	17,500	22,500	30,000	35,000	50,000	65,000	80,000
Energy Habitat	15,000	18,500	25,500	32,500	43,000	50,000	60,000	75,000	90,000
Void Habitat	25,000	30,000	40,000	50,000	65,000	75,000	85,000	90,000	100,000
Light Habitat	27,000	32,000	41,500	51,000	65,500	75,000	85,000	90,000	100,000
Shadow Habitat	29,000	33,500	43,000	52,000	66,000	75,000	85,000	90,000	100,000
Legendary Habitat	30,000	50,000
Primal Habitat
Divine Habitat	50,000
Ancient Habitat
Special Habitats	30,000	50,000
Boss Habitat	Boss Dragons do not produce Gold
Eternal Fruit Tree

Note: See Special Habitats for (pay-only) Primal Habitat details.

Habitat Capacity

For Trainers who are Levels 1 to 4, the maximum number of Habitats allowed is 4. From Level 5 onward, the maximum number of Habitats is equal to the Trainer's Level, meaning the capacity is increased by 1 every level increase, except for levels 110, 115, 120, 125, 130, 135, 140, 145, 150 and 155 which all increase the limit by 2.

The number of Divine, Ancient, or Tyrant Habitats allowed is additionally limited to the number of Dragons of Divine/Ancient/Tyrant Dragons owned, respectively, plus one. This means a Trainer with no Divine, Ancient, or Tyrant Dragons can build only one Divine, Ancient, or Tyrant Habitat, while a Trainer with 3 Divine, Ancient, or Tyrant Dragons can build 4, regardless if the total Habitat capacity is higher than that limit. Lastly, Boss Habitats can be bought only once at least one Boss Dragon has been unlocked.

Habitat Limit Extender

A Habitat Limit Extender is a special resource that increases the Habitat limit by 1 per extender used. These items are obtained through the Dragon Collector Leaderboard, Whale-Mart, occasionally in the Dungeon Shop, and in various events or other methods. Habitat Limit Extenders activate instantly on receipt, they are not stored in inventory, and their effect is irreversible.

Habitat Types & Housing

There are also different types of Habitats for housing Dragons. Chronos, Chronoids, and Clan Dragons are the only Dragons not housed in Habitats. Legendary Habitats and all Habitats based thereon (Special Habitats) hold up to three Dragons (except Megabitat part habitats) and house any type of Dragon, except Boss Dragons. Boss Habitats and the Eternal Fruit Tree only house Boss Dragons; the only Habitats they can be placed in.

Divine, Ancient, and Tyrant Habitats house the same types of Dragons as Legendary Dragons, but they also house their primary elements and the Primal Element. All other Habitats only house Dragons that have an Element matching that of the Habitat's (plus any extra Elements). These other Habitats also hold anywhere from 1 to 6 Dragons, depending on the level of the Habitat.

Base Element Habitats

Fire Habitat

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  Fire Habitat Level 1

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  Fire Habitat Level 2

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  Fire Habitat Level 3

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  Fire Habitat Level 4

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  Fire Habitat Level 5

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  Fire Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	100	30 seconds	4	Level 1	1	500	25
Level 2	2,000	5 minutes	80	Level 3	2	1,000	525
Level 3	8,000	10 minutes	320	Level 8		2,000	2,525
Level 4	18,000	40 minutes	720	Level 12		3,000	7,025
Level 5	40,000	1 hour	1,600	Level 16	3	4,000	17,025
Level 6	120,000	6 hours	4,800	Level 22		5,000	47,025
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	15,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	30,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	70,000
Total	188,100, 2,250, 8, 30	31 hours, 55 minutes and 30 seconds	21,924	-

Compatible Elements:

Wind Habitat

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  Wind Habitat Level 1

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  Wind Habitat Level 2

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  Wind Habitat Level 3

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  Wind Habitat Level 4

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  Wind Habitat Level 5

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  Wind Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	500	3 minutes	20	Level 1	1	1,500	125
Level 2	4,000	15 minutes	160	Level 5	2	2,500	1,125
Level 3	10,000	45 minutes	400	Level 9		4,000	3,625
Level 4	24,000	1 hour and 30 minutes	960	Level 13		6,000	9,625
Level 5	60,000	3 hours	2,400	Level 18	3	8,500	24,625
Level 6	140,000	7 hours and 30 minutes	5,600	Level 24		10,000	59,625
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	25,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	40,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	70,000
Total	238,500, 2,250, 8, 30	37 hours and 3 minutes	26,340	-

Compatible Elements:

Earth Habitat

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  Earth Habitat Level 1

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  Earth Habitat Level 2

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  Earth Habitat Level 3

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  Earth Habitat Level 4

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  Earth Habitat Level 5

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  Earth Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	1,000	5 minutes	40	Level 4	1	2,500	250
Level 2	10,000	20 minutes	400	Level 8	2	3,500	2,750
Level 3	18,000	40 minutes	720	Level 11		5,500	7,250
Level 4	34,000	50 minutes	1,360	Level 15		7,500	15,750
Level 5	80,000	1 hour and 10 minutes	3,200	Level 20	3	10,500	35,750
Level 6	180,000	6 hours and 40 minutes	7,200	Level 26		12,500	80,750
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	25,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	40,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	70,000
Total	323,000, 2,250, 8, 30	33 hours and 45 minutes	34,520	-

Compatible Elements:

Water Habitat

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  Water Habitat Level 1

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  Water Habitat Level 2

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  Water Habitat Level 3

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  Water Habitat Level 4

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  Water Habitat Level 5

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  Water Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	10,000	1 hour	400	Level 9	1	5,000	2,500
Level 2	40,000	40 minutes	1,600	Level 10	2	6,500	12,500
Level 3	60,000	1 hour and 20 minutes	2,400	Level 12		9,000	27,500
Level 4	100,000	1 hour and 30 minutes	4,000	Level 16		11,500	52,500
Level 5	220,000	2 hours and 30 minutes	8,800	Level 23	3	15,000	107,500
Level 6	300,000	3 hours	12,000	Level 29		17,500	182,500
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	30,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	45,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	70,000
Total	730,000, 2,250, 8, 30	34 hours	65,200	-

Compatible Elements:

Plant Habitat

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  Plant Habitat Level 1

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  Plant Habitat Level 2

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  Plant Habitat Level 3

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  Plant Habitat Level 4

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  Plant Habitat Level 5

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  Plant Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	40,000	3 hours	1,600	Level 11	1	7,500	10,000
Level 2	80,000	1 hour and 20 minutes	3,200	Level 13	2	9,500	30,000
Level 3	120,000	2 hours	4,800	Level 17		13,000	60,000
Level 4	200,000	3 hours and 30 minutes	8,000	Level 21		16,500	110,000
Level 5	240,000	4 hours and 30 minutes	9,600	Level 27	3	21,500	170,000
Level 6	480,000	6 hours	19,200	Level 33		25,000	290,000
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	40,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	60,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	80,000
Total	1,160,000, 2,250, 8, 30	44 hours and 20 minutes	104,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Metal Habitat

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  Metal Habitat Level 1

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  Metal Habitat Level 2

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  Metal Habitat Level 3

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  Metal Habitat Level 4

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  Metal Habitat Level 5

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  Metal Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	150,000	3 hours	6,000	Level 15	1	10,000	37,500
Level 2	250,000	2 hours	10,000	Level 17	2	12,500	100,000
Level 3	300,000	3 hours	12,000	Level 21		17,500	175,000
Level 4	450,000	5 hours	18,000	Level 26		22,500	287,500
Level 5	540,000	7 hours	21,600	Level 31	3	30,000	422,500
Level 6	720,000	9 hours	28,800	Level 40		35,000	602,500
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	50,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	65,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	80,000
Total	2,410,000, 2,250, 8, 30	53 hours	182,800	-

Compatible Elements:

Energy Habitat

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  Energy Habitat Level 1

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  Energy Habitat Level 2

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  Energy Habitat Level 3

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  Energy Habitat Level 4

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  Energy Habitat Level 5

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  Energy Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	280,000	6 hours	11,200	Level 19	1	15,000	70,000
Level 2	300,000	3 hours	12,000	Level 22	2	18,500	145,000
Level 3	450,000	4 hours and 30 minutes	18,000	Level 26		25,500	257,500
Level 4	750,000	7 hours and 30 minutes	30,000	Level 30		32,500	445,000
Level 5	900,000	10 hours and 30 minutes	36,000	Level 38	3	43,000	670,000
Level 6	1,200,000	13 hours and 30 minutes	48,000	Level 45		50,000	970,000
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	60,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	75,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	90,000
Total	3,880,000, 2,250, 8, 30	69 hours	299,200	-

Compatible Elements:

Void Habitat

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  Void Habitat Level 1

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  Void Habitat Level 2

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  Void Habitat Level 3

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  Void Habitat Level 4

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  Void Habitat Level 5

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  Void Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	400,000	12 hours	16,000	Level 25	1	25,000	100,000
Level 2	600,000	4 hours	24,000	Level 28	2	30,000	250,000
Level 3	900,000	6 hours	36,000	Level 32		40,000	475,000
Level 4	1,500,000	10 hours	60,000	Level 36		50,000	850,000
Level 5	1,800,000	14 hours	72,000	Level 42	3	65,000	1,300,000
Level 6	2,400,000	18 hours	96,000	Level 48		75,000	1,900,000
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	85,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	90,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	100,000
Total	7,600,000, 2,250, 8, 30	88 hours	592,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Light Habitat

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  Light Habitat Level 1

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  Light Habitat Level 2

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  Light Habitat Level 3

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  Light Habitat Level 4

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  Light Habitat Level 5

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  Light Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	500,000	12 hours	20,000	Level 35	1	27,000	125,000
Level 2	750,000	4 hours	30,000	Level 39	2	32,000	312,500
Level 3	1,000,000	6 hours	40,000	Level 43		41,500	562,500
Level 4	1,700,000	10 hours	68,000	Level 49		51,000	987,500
Level 5	2,000,000	14 hours	80,000	Level 53	3	65,500	1,487,500
Level 6	2,600,000	18 hours	104,000	Level 60		75,000	2,137,500
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	85,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	90,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	100,000
Total	8,550,000, 2,250, 8, 30	88 hours	654,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Shadow Habitat

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  Shadow Habitat Level 1

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  Shadow Habitat Level 2

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  Shadow Habitat Level 3

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  Shadow Habitat Level 4

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  Shadow Habitat Level 5

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  Shadow Habitat Levels 6-9

Level	Cost	Building/Upgrading Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	550,000	12 hours	22,000	Level 44	1	29,000	137,500
Level 2	800,000	4 hours	32,000	Level 47	2	33,500	337,500
Level 3	1,300,000	6 hours	52,000	Level 52		43,000	662,500
Level 4	1,900,000	10 hours	76,000	Level 55		52,000	1,137,500
Level 5	2,200,000	14 hours	88,000	Level 58	3	66,000	1,687,500
Level 6	2,800,000	18 hours	112,000	Level 62		75,000	2,387,500
Level 7	500 + 8	6 hours		Level 70	4	85,000
Level 8	750 + 10	8 hours		Level 100	5	90,000
Level 9	1,000 + 20	10 hours		Level 120	6	100,000
Total	9,550,000, 2,250, 8, 30	88 hours	1,528,000	-

Compatible Elements:

Special Element Habitats

Legendary Habitat

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
Level 1	600,000	6 hours	24,000	Level 1	2	30,000	150,000
Level 2	90	Instant	1,000		3	50,000	162,500
Total	600,000, 90	6 hours	25,000	-

Compatible Elements:             

Primal Habitat

Unlike other Element habitats, the Primal Habitat is the only Element with a Habitat that is not purchasable using Gold, and is instead pay-only. Though Primal Dragons are housed in any Habitat for which they possess an Element.

 See Special Habitats for more information.

Divine Habitat

Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
1,000,000	Instant	40,000	Level 1	2	50,000	250,000

Compatible Elements:              

Ancient Habitat

Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
1,000,000	Instant	40,000	Level 1	2	50,000	250,000

Compatible Elements:               

Tyrant Habitat

Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Gold Capacity	Selling Cost
1,000,000	Instant	40,000	Level 1	2	50,000	250,000

Compatible Elements:

Boss Habitat

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  Boss Habitat Level 1

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  Boss Habitat Level 2

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Trainer Level Needed	Dragons	Selling Cost
Level 1	50 Gems	1 minute	500	Level 4	1	6,250
Level 2	150 Gems	Instant	1,500		2	27,000
Total	200	1 minute	2,000	-

Eternal Fruit Tree

The Eternal Fruit Tree is a special Boss Habitat that houses up to two Boss Dragons and produces Food over time. It is purchased from the the Main Shop for 200 Gems.

Only one Eternal Fruit Tree can be owned at a time. Regardless of its level, it always occupies 6x6 tiles on the map and has the same aspect. It is upgradeable up to Level 12, at which it produces 28,000 Food per hour and its capacity is 1,280,000 Food. The Food is generated automatically, and it is harvested similarly to collecting Gold from regular Habitats. Food is produced even if the Eternal Fruit Tree does not house a Boss Dragon.

Level	Cost	Building Time	Experience Reward	Production	Capacity	Selling Cost	Level Required
Level 1	200	Instant Upgrade	2,000	6,700 /h	40,000	25,000	1
Level 2	120		1,200		68,000	41,625	10
Level 3	150		1,500	8,000 /h	80,000	62,375	15
Level 4	180		1,800		120,000	87,375	16
Level 5	250		2,500	10,000 /h	140,000	122,000	17
Level 6	300		3,000		200,000	163,625	18
Level 7	350		3,500	14,000 /h	280,000	212,125	19
Level 8	400		4,000		320,000	267,625	20
Level 9	450		4,500	20,000 /h	480,000	330,125	21
Level 10	500		5,000		720,000	399,500	22
Level 11	600		6,000	28,000 /h	960,000	482,750	23
Level 12	800		8,000		1,280,000	593,750	24
Total	4,300	-	43,000	-

Special Habitats

 See Special Habitats for information on (pay-only) Special Habitats.

Megabitat Part Habitats

 See Megabitats for Megabitat Part Habitat groupings, Megabitats formed, and the cost information for Megabitat Part Habitats.

Habitat Cost Comparison

Habitat	Building	Upgrade Lv. 2	Upgrade Lv. 3	Upgrade Lv. 4	Upgrade Lv. 5	Upgrade Lv. 6	Upgrade Lv. 7	Upgrade Lv. 8	Upgrade Lv. 9	Upgrade Lv. 10	Upgrade Lv. 11	Upgrade Lv. 12	Total Cost
Fire Habitat	100	2,000	8,000	18,000	40,000	120,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20	Cannot be upgraded beyond Level 9			188,100, 2,250, 8, 30
Wind Habitat	500	4,000	10,000	24,000	60,000	140,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				238,500, 2,250, 8, 30
Earth Habitat	1,000	10,000	18,000	34,000	80,000	180,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				323,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Water Habitat	10,000	40,000	60,000	100,000	220,000	300,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				730,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Plant Habitat	40,000	80,000	120,000	200,000	240,000	480,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				1,160,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Metal Habitat	150,000	250,000	300,000	450,000	540,000	720,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				2,410,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Energy Habitat	280,000	300,000	450,000	750,000	900,000	1,200,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				3,880,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Void Habitat	400,000	600,000	900,000	1,500,000	1,800,000	2,400,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				7,600,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Light Habitat	500,000	750,000	1,000,000	1,700,000	2,000,000	2,600,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				8,550,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Shadow Habitat	550,000	800,000	1,300,000	1,900,000	2,200,000	2,800,000	500, 8	750, 10	1,000, 20				9,550,000, 2,250, 8, 30
Legendary Habitat	600,000	90	Cannot be upgraded beyond than Level 2										600,000, 90
Divine Habitat	1,000,000	These Habitats cannot be upgraded											1,000,000
Ancient Habitat	1,000,000
Boss Habitat	50	150	Cannot be upgraded beyond Level 2										200
Eternal Fruit Tree	200	120	150	180	250	300	350	400	450	500	600	800	4,300

Note: The Primal Habitat, formerly purchasable for 90 Gems was later converted to a pay-only habitat as other non-base habitats were, and removed from the above table.

 See Megabitats for costs of Megabitat part, and Special habitats that are pay-only.

Moving

As long as they are not under construction, Habitats (which are movable objects in the game) can be moved to a different location. A single object is moved by pressing and holding it until move options activate, indicated by X buttons below it and move arrows on each side. Green move arrows indicate sufficient space in the currently chosen area to place an item, gray arrows indicate not enough. Move the object by dragging, or by pressing the move arrows or the destination, then press the or X button to accept or cancel.

Edit Mode moves multiple objects, once move options are activated as described above, after pressing the button. Moving or swapping instructions appear:

• Select one or more objects to move them at the same time.
• Swap two objects by selecting them and pressing the button.
• Store multiple objects in inventory by selecting them and pressing the button (for eligible buildings or objects only).

Dragging or pressing a destination a does not move objects in Edit Mode, the initial state is selection-only; instead, pressing the button enables these options, the base of all objects turns green or gray indicating if there's enough space to move the items to as a unit.

Added Edit Mode Notes

Selected objects are moved exactly parallel to their former positions, any destination must have the corresponding spaces freed for a successful move. The Inventory button only appears if all selected items are eligible for inventory storage, and appears below the last item selected. Objects cannot be selected from different islands at the same time.

Selling & Storing

If not empty or idle, a Habitat cannot be sold or stored without moving all the Dragons from it into a different Habitat or in the Dragon Vault. (including Dragons exploring ruins, breeding, in the Fountain of Youth, having Elements awoken, or at the Dragon Academy). If empty, an idle Habitat can be:

• Sold by selecting it, then pressing the button.
• Stored in inventory by selecting it, pressing the button, and then confirming the choice.

The selling value of a Habitat is 25% of the total amount of Gold invested in it (e.g., a Level 1 Earth Habitat costs 1,000 Gold to build, so it sells for 250 Gold, whereas a Level 3 Earth Habitat requires a total of 29,000 Gold building and leveling, so sells for 7,250 Gold). Resources, apart from Gold (such as Gems), invested in Habitats are returned when sold.

Time Reduction

Selecting a Habitat during building or upgrading provides the button, which when pressed displays the Gems needed to skip remaining construction time, the time left until construction finishes, the Skip All   button to skip remaining time, or the Skip 1h button (if available) to watch an advertisement in exchange for a 1-hour time reduction.

The Gem cost for skipping timers is calculated based upon the following formula: (TimeInSeconds ^ -0.46) * 0.12 * TimeInSeconds and the final result is rounded up by 1 if it is between the 1-10 range, and by 5 if it is between the 10-100 range. For example:

• The cost to skip the initial upgrading time to a Level 4 Fire Habitat (1 hour) is: (3600 ^ -0.46) * 0.12 * 3600 = 9.9 - rounding by 1 applies, thus the cost to skip the timer is 10 Gems.
• The cost to skip the initial upgrading time to a Level 6 Light Habitat (18 hours) is: (64800 ^ -0.46) * 0.12 * 64800 = 47.5 - rounding by 5 applies, thus the cost to skip the timer is 50 Gems.

Outside the Habitat, construction time is also reduced by forging Chronosian Seals or activating Chronos's power, actions which reduce several timers in the game by 6 hours, and through Timer Boosts, bonuses offered by visiting Trainers, which reduce certain individual timers by 5 minutes.

See Also

• Megabitats, for Megabitat Part Habitat costs, groupings, and the resultant Megabitats, which are massive 10x10 habitats assembled from specific special habitats.
• Special Habitats, for pay-only habitats.
• Buildings, for other buildings that can be placed on Islands.

History

Note: See Special Habitats for history information pertaining to pay-only Habitats, and those formerly purchasable for Gems that were later converted to pay-only.

• Update 7.1: Introduced the Tyrant Habitat Habitat.
• Update 6.6: Introduced the Primal Habitat Habitat, the only Element with a non-Gold purchasable habitat, as pay-only
• Converted all Special Habitats to pay-only, even those formerly purchasable for 90 Gems.
• Update 6.0: Added left and right arrows on each side of the screen, while visiting Dragons inside a Habitat, for quick switching between Dragons visited.
• Update 4.9: Introduced the Ancient Habitat Habitat.
• Update 4.7: Introduced Eternal Fruit Tree as a new Habitat for Boss Dragons that also produces and holds Food.
  • Made Legendary and Special Habitats upgradable to Level 2.
• Update 4.6: Introduced Trainer Levels that increase the maximum Habitat capacity by 2 instead of 1.
• Update 4.5: Changed bonuses in Gold production coming from other sources, other than Boss Dragons, to no longer be shown separately.
  • Added the percentage bonus coming from Boss Dragons in addition to the amount.
• Update 4.0: Made Base element Habitats upgradable to Level 9 (three more levels added).
  • Changed the building time of Level 1 Boss Habitats to 1 minute from instant.
  • The Experience given by upgrading Boss Habitats to Level 2 decreased from 1,660 to 1,500 while Level 1 Boss Habitats changed to award 500 experience points when built.
• Update 3.8: Introduced the Habitat Limit Extender.
• Update 3.6: Extended augmented reality support to Android devices.
• Update 3.3: Added an option to watch ads in exchange for Gems whenever the Gem notification appears above a Habitat.
  • Introduced Augmented reality for iOS devices.
• Update 3.1: Introduced the Divine Habitat.
• Update 3.0: Made Boss Habitats upgradeable to Level 2, allowing it to hold two Boss Dragons, though they no longer give experience on building the first level.
  • Made the Gold notification icon not display above Habitats when Dragons are moved.
• Update 2.3: Added the Enchantment Level of a Dragon was under its level as part of the Enchantment feature.
• Update 2.1: Discontinued the ability to obtain the Time Habitat by connecting the game to an Apple Watch and made it available for 90 Gems.
• Update 1.9: Added the amount of additional Gold a Dragon produces from owning Boss Dragons next to its regular Gold per Hour production.
• Update 1.8: Introduced the Xmas Habitat, which as later made pay-only
  • Made Habitats movable to inventory.
• Update 1.5: Introduced Light and Shadow Habitats.
  • Added an info button to all Habitats.
  • Made the Habitat maximum correspond to Player Level (starting with Level 5) rather than other factors.
• Update 1.2: Introduced the Time Habitat exclusive for Apple Watch users, which as later made pay-only.
• Update 1.1: Increased the price of upgrading most Habitats to levels 5 and 6.
• Update 1.0: Introduced Fire Habitat, Wind Habitat, Earth Habitat, Water Habitat, Plant Habitat, Metal Habitat Energy Habitat, Void Habitat and Boss Habitat.